by Takako Kodama Even though the men’s basketball team suffered another defeat, they remain hopeful. Senior Kyle Calder said, “I expect the team to play with the same intensity as the Bluffton game for the rest of the season because it provides us a much chance of winning. And also, we only have...
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by Cameron Mitchell A hotly contested overtime loss against Defiance College’s Yellow Jackets disappointed Quaker fans Weds. night, Jan. 18. Senior Nikki Darrett led the Quakers with a season high of 27 points simultaneously nailing a team high of five three-pointers. Sophomore Bria Sneed contributed by adding 19 points, six assists, and four steals....
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by NATHAN CHANDLER staff writer After another tough loss Nov. 12, the Quakers fell 21-7 on Senior Day. It was the eleventh straight time the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology’s Engineers came out on top in the Battle of the Borders. A ceremony was held before kickoff to honor the Quakers’ eleven seniors: Aaron Barth,...
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Robert Landon Dorssey Contributing editor Jurgen E. Golher was once an Olympian for Germany’s equestrian team. He now works here in the midwest offering riding lessons in huntseat flat, jumping, or dressage disciplines. Every few months, Jurgen makes his way to Richmond, where he sets up his training clinic in the indoor arena at the Suzanne Hoerner Jackson Equestrian Center. Here students and members of the...
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Alyssa Stankiewicz Contributing Editor In a competition between more than 10 schools, senior Jacob Naegeli outran every single one of his competitors on October 29. Naegeli won the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship with an 8k time of 26:37. Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams finished sixth out of ten teams in...
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Martha Sanchez staff writer Earlham’s men’s soccer team came out victorious from their match against Bluffton, their second opponent in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC). Sophomore Corey Campbell scored the only goal, assisted by sophomore Tamru Taye, making the final score 1-0. The win was much needed after the Quakers’ loss in their first conference game against Anderson. “We won and we...
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Nathan Chandler Staff Writer After a glorious victory against DePauw, the women’s soccer team boosted their record to 3-4- 1, on Tuesday, Sept. 27. This victory was the Quakers’ first since their overtime victory over Shenandoah University on Sept. 10. While the Quakers have yet to begin conference play, they have already amassed 2/3...
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Martha Sanchez Staff Writer In the first game, sophomore Caleb Brown started as pitcher. He allowed no runs on one hit with two strikeouts in two innings. Then, freshman pitcher Matt Brankle came in for two innings, allowing two runs and striking out four batters. In the fourth inning, Vincennes scored two runs and...
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RICHMOND, Ind. — As a part of Homecoming at Earlham College on Sept. 17, students, faculty, alumni and fans were introduced to Earlham’s new mascot on campus during last Saturday’s athletic events. The Athletics Department is asking for everyone’s help in naming the newest addition to the Earlham family. Nominations will be accepted until...
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Nathan Chandler Staff Writer The women’s tennis team hosted two home matches this week, the first of which was Tuesday home opener against the Indiana University East Red Wolves. “It is always nice to play at home. Just the familiarity of the courts alone can definitely be an advantage,” said head tennis coach Adam...
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